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Companies Pumping the Brakes on Return to TravelBy Adam Perrotta

The return of corporate travel is hitting some speed bumps, with new signs this week indicating that concerns over the lingering Covid-19 pandemic are... KEEP READING

Covid's Impact on Socio-Economic InstabilityBy World Travel Protection's regional security director for the UK and North America Frank Harrison

The days of grabbing your passport and a carry-on bag, breezing through airport security and meeting up with colleagues in the boarding area are over,... KEEP READING

She Said: Making Opportunities Outweigh RisksBy Michael B. Baker

Women travelers share their stories of understanding dangers while taking advantage of what business travel can offer.... KEEP READING

United Expands Covid-19 Testing Footprint with Walmart, Albertson PartnershipsBy Michael B. Baker

United Airlines has added more than 3,000 Covid-19 testing sites at Walmart and Albertson Companies locations for booking through its Travel-Ready... KEEP READING

Survey: Most Business Travelers Look to Match Pre-Covid Travel LevelsBy Donna M. Airoldi

About 60 percent of business travelers prefer to return in a post-pandemic environment to pre-pandemic levels of business travel, and another 9 percent... KEEP READING

Why Now Is the Time to Improve Your Travel ProgramBy Tripbam CEO Steve Reynolds

With corporate travel on hold for many organizations for well over a year now, as a travel manager responsible for managing spend, what should you do?... KEEP READING

Report: U.S. to Extend Transportation Mask RequirementBy Michael B. Baker

The Biden administration will extend the face covering requirement for passengers on airplanes, trains and buses or in airports or train stations into... KEEP READING

Convene to Mandate Vaccine for Mtg. Attendees, EmployeesBy Donna M. Airoldi

Meeting space provider Convene will require proof of Covid-19 vaccination status for all employees, clients, members and guests who visit any of... KEEP READING

Listen Closely: These Are the Business Travel Experiences of Our Colleagues of ColorBy Elizabeth West

Unconscious bias, microaggressions, discrimination and hate undermine productivity and business travel success for our colleagues of color.... KEEP READING

The Case Against 'Cases'By Aash Shravah

When it comes to the travel industry rebounding, it is important that we realize the damage that is being done when the pandemic is still being measured... KEEP READING

GSA Hikes FY22 Federal Per Diem Rate, Holds Lodging Allowance SteadyBy Dawit Habtemariam

The U.S. General Services Administration's standard per diem for fiscal year 2022 will be $155, up $4 from last year's standard per diem. ... KEEP READING

Now or Never: What the IPCC Report Means for TravelBy Kit Brennan, founder of Thrust Carbon

It cannot be overstated: The IPCC report is the most important published in climate science. The 2013 report was the precursor to the Paris Climate... KEEP READING

SAP Concur Adds Meetings Solution Powered by GroupizeBy Donna M. Airoldi

SAP Concur has partnered with meetings management company Groupize to offer what the companies call an end-to-end self-service meetings management... KEEP READING

A Concerning Variant: Hope Reigns, But Industry Frets Over SpreadBy Chris Davis

Travel supplier executives in recent weeks colored their second-quarter earnings commentary with optimism, enthused by a springtime surge in U.S.... KEEP READING

Why We Need to Fly Business ClassBy Scott Gillespie, Industry Advisor at tClara LLC

Goals shape most every corporate decision, so we must be clear about our goals for traveling. The most obvious travel goal is to earn a positive payback... KEEP READING

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